Pagination in Flask: Split Your Data Into Pages

Today we learn how to implement pagination in Flask applications.
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[@CricketOTC]

Can you make a video about the WebifyPy package?

[@vchslv-py]

Just read the docs…

[@lopesnaf]

Very clear and usefull video. Thank you.

[@teclote]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@_waltdisney]

For example you can also use: batched() from itertools in Python 3.12

[@paulthomas1052]

Great demo - Thanks.

[@reginalopezespana8234]

No maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, muchas gracias!!!!!!!! me ayudó mucho el Tuto, mil Gracias!!!!!

[@wimvangeyt3866]

Hi, I have implemented what you show here in this video in my Flask website but when i load the datatable, the links to navigate the pages aren't there?

[@yehoshualevine]

If there were 101 items, you'd want an 11th page with that one extra item. Therefore, instead of `//` for floor division, use `math.ceil` with regular division.

[@fabriziocau4085]

Vielen lieben Dank!

[@TheChaos2711]

Thanks a lot!